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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of contaminate.
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Examples
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Oh, and the idea that Mexican's seem more immune to the local food contaminates is only partially accurate.
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"The extraction of the contaminates will be a very aggressive way to remediate and clean up the area using a technique involving an underground pipe system connected to machinery in the trailer and then discharged a sewer connection," he said as he walked around the area following the meeting.
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It is talking only about the virulently right wing political/religious force which "contaminates" Israel, just as much as our psychopathic murderers in the name of God contaminate our Constitutional Republic (at least what is left of it).
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The decision to outlaw the drug 'meow meow' 'contaminates' science says the medical journal
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You know, I haven't seen it phrased quite this way, but there seems to be a major theme running just under the surface of a whole lot of woo, and it's the idea of pollution, as though somehow the modern world somehow "contaminates" our very essence, making us ill and unhealthy.
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The state Environment Ministry fears that when it rains, the pool overflows and contaminates groundwater.
Looming challenge for southern Sudan: Regulating oil companies
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Giardia contaminates streams and lakes throughout North America and has caused epidemics of diarrheal disease in several small cities by contaminating their drinking water.
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Ocean currents carry contaminates to every part of the globe.
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Compulsive thinking contaminates our present reality.
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Niall Ferguson argued that historical fiction "contaminates historical understanding".
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